your notes just found their people
introducing Community: publish a note on HackMD and it joins a shared space where anyone can discover it, learn from it, and build on it
knowledge that moves 💜
Raymond Lo builds robots and local AI agents at NVIDIA, then writes down exactly how he did it 🤖
his HackMD has step-by-step notes on training an SO-101 arm to pick and place with GR00T N1.7 and running OpenClaw and Hermes on DGX Spark
you get the exact commands, the configs,
messy links, meet a menu 🔗
paste a URL into HackMD and choose whether it stays a plain URL, becomes a text link, turns into a preview card, or becomes a paragraph citation
notes stay clean 💜
your team updated the spec
your agent is still working from the copy you pasted last week 😬
give both access to the same Markdown
we explore how a headless document layer keeps your team and agents working from shared context
building with AI? learn from someone sharing the tests, mistakes, and results 🔍
meet @AbdelStark, a builder in our HackMD community exploring how small open models can get better at choosing the right tools